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101 Airborne: The Airborne Invasion of Normandy1998
101: The 101st Airborne in Normandy is a turn-based World War II combat/strategy game, the object of which is to invade Normandy on D-Day and advance as far as possible into occupied France. As a turn-based strategy game, the action and tactical aspects are considerably reduced and slowed down. Although this...

1701 A.D.2006
As your boat sails into an unknown stretch of water, you begin to see islands dotting the horizon. In 1701 A.D., a time of exploration and expansion, you are invited to colonize one of these islands and begin your creation of a medieval metropolis. Set in the 18th century, the...

1830: Railroads & Robber Barons1995
For all its other fine qualities, chances are that after playing 1830 Railroads and Robber Barons for any length of time, you will begin to get a feeling of constraint. This isn't to say that the product is seriously flawed or lacking in enjoyment, because it is neither. It's just...

1995card1995
1995card is a cool PC version of Minhato, one of the two Korean card games that use cards from Hanafuda, the popular Japanese 'flower card' game. The game is easy to learn, offers tough computer opponents and a neat auto-self playing mode, which is a good way to learn the...

21 for 1 to 41989
21 for 1 to 4 is a very simple blackjack card game for 1 to 4 players (as the name implies). Nothing much to say about this one, except that it's worth mention as one of the earliest games included on SoftDisk's 'Big Blue Disk' monthly on-disk publication that pioneered...

35 Card Solitaire2002
One of the best solitaire games I've ever come across, 35 Card Solitaire is an excellent PC version of a challenging solitaire game that requires more skill than it may at first appear. The object of the game is to eliminate all 35 cards from the initial card layout (7...

3D Pumpkin Puzzles1998
Put together some 3 dimensional puzzles of broken pumpkins. And you don't need to pick up the seeds either. Three different puzzles each with three levels of difficulty make this hauntingly good for all ages. Full of music, sounds, and animations to put you in the Halloween spirit. ...

4 Queens Computer Casino1992
4 Queens Computer Casino is a virtual casino offering 12 different classic casino games from Video Blackjack to Craps and Slot Machines. The game supports from 1 to 4 human players. After entering your name(s) and deciding what your starting bankroll will be you then get to choose between any of...

7 Cities of Gold1993
The Seven Cities of Gold was remarkably addictive for those players interested in empire building and world discovery. Set during the heyday of Spain's exploration expeditions, the game features aspects of both role playing, economic management and adventure. Most of the exploration and navigation is accomplished through use of a...

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7th Legion1997
7th Legion is a real-time strategy game cut in the same mold as the Command & Conquer series of games. Control either the 7th Legion or the Chosen in over 35 missions, most of which involve building a base, creating futuristic units and researching new technology to give your forces...

8th Wonder of The World2003
Cool! A city-building RTS sim with minimal fighting and plenty of construction, sort of like Caesar III, albeit with cute little Vikings instead of more traditionally drawn Roman citizens. I love the city-building games from Sierra, and therefore was really looking forward to playing 8th Wonder of the World, my...

911 First Responders2006

A*M*E*R*I*C*A2001
America, a real-time strategy game similar to Age of Empires or Settlers, is set during the 90 years following the United States' Civil War. Choose to direct Settlers, Indians, Mexicans, or Desperados, and manage units and resources to colonize the land under their rule. Each group offers distinctive abilities and...

A-Train1992
You play the part of the head of a railroad company, with the aim of creating your own railroad empire, providing a successful mass transit system that will be an inspiration to the rest of the world. Another goal is to provide the impetus for your chosen city to develop....

Abalone1999
Abalone is a freeware, open-source unofficial adaptation of a board game of the same name, implementing the original 2-player version. The players move up to three marbles at a time, setting them on pegs arranged in a hexagonal shape, trying to push each other spheres out of the board. The...

Abomination (a.k.a. Abomination: The Nemesis Project)1999
Something about Abomination feels as if the game was built in a lab. It is serviceable but unremarkable in every way, with nice, crisp graphics, solid audio and mildly engaging gameplay. On the other hand, it is a visual masterpiece, the sound could have been more inspired and the gameplay...

Accordion1990
In this solitaire game, cards are laid out in a row. The object of the game is to pile all of the cards on top of one another. You can move a card or pile of cards either one or two spaces to the left when the card you are...

Aces High1995
Aces High is one of those solitaire games that are easy to learn, but are insanely addictive. In this game that is similar to, but much tougher than, Klondike, your objective is to get rid of all of the cards except the aces. Each turn, one card is dealt to...

Achron2011

Achtung Panzer: Kharkov 19432009
Players can re-create one of the defining Russo-German battles of WWII in Paradox Interactive's hybrid strategy title Achtung Panzer: Kharkov 1943. Gamers join either the USSR army or the German Wehrmacht as they engage in bloody, tank-heavy combat to wrest control of the strategic Ukrainian city of Kharkov in six...

Across the Rhine1995
Across the Rhine: 1944 - 1945 Armored Combat in Western Europe is a mix between strategy and simulation game set during WWII. The game focuses on single tank battles during the Allied invasion of Normandy - this means the player can't influence the overall outcome of the war. The battles...

Act of War: Direct Action2005
Act of War: Direct Action is a modern-day shooter, based on the novel of the same name by best-selling military fiction author Dale Brown. The game is designed to add depth to its story with nearly an hour's worth of original, live-action video, which is interspersed with the gameplay. Players...

Activision Casino2001
Whether you're a seasoned gambler or a casual gamer interested in trying your hand at games of chance, Casino offers a realistic look at the world of dice, cards, wager wheels and betting. The first notable aspect of the game is the developers' attention to detail in recreating the actual...

Admiral: Sea Battles1996
At first glance Admiral Sea Battles is one of those games that make you think, 'Hmm, maybe they got it right!' It has handsome graphics, a good interface, a diverse mix of ships, and great cut scenes. But after a few hours of frustrating play, it becomes clear that Admiral:...

African Desert Campaign1986
The Allied forces take on the forces of Germany to gain control of the Suez Canal in African Desert Campaign. Keyboard controls are used to select the unit you'd like to move and when your turn is finished you must await the enemy to make their move. Playing somewhat like Risk...

Against Rome2004
Developed by Independent Arts, Against Rome is a real-time strategy game that takes players back to the European continent's migration of nations period (roughly 200 -- 450 AD). The challenge begins in an area yet to be conquered by the Roman Empire. This seemingly endless stretch of territory is referred...

Age of Alexander2009

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Age of Empires1997
Age of Empires combines great graphics, real-time strategy and an intriguing plot (our own history!) to raise a phoenix from the ashes of wayside, ordinary strategy games. Some of the more memorable features that make this game truly enjoyable include hunting and foraging for food, building and upgrading armies, establishing...

Age of Empires 2: The Age of Kings1999
Every so often a game comes along that manifests itself as a reviewer's delight. Far more the exception than the rule, this happy event occurs much too seldom in practice considering the tremendous number of computer games released each month (circa 1999). This might be expected, though not excused, due...

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Cheating at Professional Poker

Interesting story about someone who is almost certainly cheating at professional poker.

But then I start to see things that seem so obvious, but I wonder whether they aren’t just paranoia after hours and hours of digging into the mystery. Like the fact that he starts wearing a hat that has a strange bulge around the brim — one that vanishes after the game when he’s doing an interview in the booth. Is it a bone-conducting headset, as some online have suggested, sending him messages directly to his inner ear by vibrating on his skull? Of course it is! How could it be anything else? It’s so obvious! Or the fact that he keeps his keys in the same place on the table all the time. Could they contain a secret camera that reads electronic sensors on the cards? I can’t see any other possibility! It is all starting to make sense.

In the end, though, none of this additional evidence is even necessary. The gaggle of online Jim Garrisons have simply picked up more momentum than is required and they can’t stop themselves. The fact is, the mystery was solved a long time ago. It’s just like De Niro’s Ace Rothstein says in Casino when the yokel slot attendant gets hit for three jackpots in a row and tells his boss there was no way for him to know he was being scammed. “Yes there is,” Ace replies. “An infallible way. They won.” According to one poster on TwoPlusTwo, in 69 sessions on Stones Live, Postle has won in 62 of them, for a profit of over $250,000 in 277 hours of play. Given that he plays such a large number of hands, and plays such an erratic and, by his own admission, high-variance style, one would expect to see more, well, variance. His results just aren’t possible even for the best players in the world, which, if he isn’t cheating, he definitely is among. Add to this the fact that it has been alleged that Postle doesn’t play in other nonstreamed live games at Stones, or anywhere else in the Sacramento area, and hasn’t been known to play in any sizable no-limit games anywhere in a long time, and that he always picks up his chips and leaves as soon as the livestream ends. I don’t really need any more evidence than that. If you know poker players, you know that this is the most damning evidence against him. Poker players like to play poker. If any of the poker players I know had the win rate that Mike Postle has, you’d have to pry them up from the table with a crowbar. The guy is making nearly a thousand dollars an hour! He should be wearing adult diapers so he doesn’t have to take a bathroom break and cost himself $250.

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This isn’t the first time someone has been accused of cheating because they are simply playing significantly better than computer simulations predict that even the best player would play.

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Posted on October 9, 2019 at 12:26 PM • 26 Comments